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#915 of 1191 Re: 2006 A 6 update electrical meltdown continues [dneumet] by zoro Aug 27, 2007 (9:51 am)
Replying to: dneumet (Aug 26, 2007 1:21 pm) I have 9 months left on my lease for my 2005 A6. the engine still sputters at times when taking off from a dead stop when in auto transmission mode - very frustrating. next year is suppose to be new redesign year for the A6. Depending on how my law suite ends up against VW/Audi I doubt I will get another one. After 10 years of driving Audi it may be time to switch to a different brand.. Replies to this message: gabby10 (Aug 27, 2007 11:44 am) bdkinnh (Aug 27, 2007 5:55 pm)
#916 of 1191 Good luck zoro by gabby10 Aug 27, 2007 (11:44 am)
Replying to: zoro (Aug 27, 2007 9:51 am) when i drop my Lemon A6 off first of this month , there was a gentleman there saying he counting the days till his A6 is gone and all his trouble if you deal in owingsmills md we have met , I wish you luck , I think that German not only destroy there customer base but also destroy the dealership customer base , I am working on a card to slip under windshield of Audi owners warning them to be sure they have all there paper work and never ever go home without a loaner and if no loaner is available make sure it is written on service paper sign by management , Replies to this message: bdkinnh (Aug 27, 2007 5:55 pm)
#917 of 1191 Re: Good luck zoro [gabby10] by bdkinnh Aug 27, 2007 (5:55 pm)
Replying to: gabby10 (Aug 27, 2007 11:44 am) >"I am working on a card to slip under windshield of Audi owners"   I hope you're kidding about that. If you're not, you'd better stay the hell away from my car.   I'm sorry you've had a bad experience with your car, but man - let it go. I'm in the process of Lemoning a Lexus, and I'm not even 1/10th as bitter as you. I'm sure you've been through a lot, as I have, but once my experience is over I'm not going to troll Lexus message boards and trash talk Lexus.   Also, if you're expecting perfection from everyone, you should look into using more punctuation; it really makes things easier to read.
#918 of 1191 2005 A6 A/C Blowing Extremely Hot Air by cereal Sep 05, 2007 (4:29 am)
Replying to: gabby10 (Aug 04, 2007 10:51 am) Hello Gabby10   I am experiencing the same A/C blowing (extremely) hot air problem.   Service at dealership states they have never heard of this problem before (sure?).   Can you tell me if you have made any progress on having the problem resolved or Audi America accepting any sort of responsibility?   Thanks, Replies to this message: tomm (Jan 11, 2008 4:28 am)
#920 of 1191 A/C and Extreme heat -Att Cereal by gabby10 Sep 05, 2007 (1:07 pm)
have your service manager contact Stoler Audi in owings mills md , talk to service manager there , i think it is a rare issue but they finally sent in a field tech to work on it even if it did take 45 days to get that tech in , there was so many other issues with my car that when i look at my paper work it just would be easier for the two garages to talk , i had a 06 A6 canyon red , I think possibly the a/c issue was taken care of but i was able to get out of my lease so once i got my a6 back , i parked it till i had a meeting with audi rep which took over 65 days to get that to happen from may to july, and on that same day i had that meeting going home i had fuel gauge to fail again , gps to freeze up , and go dark and back on , low battery light on key phob which was new , then by time i was taking it back to garage to have it look at I lost sound system also ,so that week a deal was struck , I can only encourage everyone never leave shop with out paper work , keep all your records , and if your entitle to a loaner car get it , I don't think Audi USA will accept any responsibility or show any Care . Good Luck have you had any other electrical issues just curious
#921 of 1191 2003 A6 Motor Mount had to be replaced at 40K! by cred Sep 09, 2007 (9:31 am)
My 2003 A6 was feeling soft around corners and over bumps so I had my dealer look into it during a recent oil change. He said that 1 of the 3 motor mounts was 'blown' and needed to be replaced. My A6 has only 40K miles on it and is in tip top shape otherwise. Is this a common problem on a car only 4 years old with 40K miles? I plan to call Audi to see if they will give me relief on this since it's only been out of warranty for 9 months. Thanks!
#922 of 1191 A/C Heat- Cereal by gabby10 Sep 10, 2007 (1:10 pm)
just seeing if you had any luck with your a/c issue
#923 of 1191 Re: Grinding/bumping noise - 2005 A6 quattro [erickpl] by jsaaty Sep 14, 2007 (9:39 am)
Replying to: erickpl (May 31, 2007 4:44 am) Paul,   Did you figure out this problem? I have a 2005 A6 4.2 and it has had a vibrating/grinding noise that begins at 40MPH and has been occurring for 10 months. Recently, when I am going slightly uphill the entire car shudders. That includes the steering wheel, dashboard, gearshift, all of it. This has happened across 2 sets of tires which have been balanced 3 times because the dealer(s) cannot figure out the issue at all.   I live in Northern Virginia and have had the car in to HBL like 6 times. They eventually said that the problem just cannot be fixed and gave me some mumbo jumbo about "harmonics" of the exhaust system. That was before the noticeable shuddering started.   Now, I'm not a car expert, but this happens when the car is in "D"rive. Yet when I change it to the "S"port mode right in the middle of the vibration and at the same speed, it goes away. In fact, I don't hear it in sport mode. So I have to believe there is an issue with the transmission or drivetrain. The shuddering is ridiculous. Everyone who gets in the car notices it and can't believe the dealer won't take the time to fix it.   I have then taken it to another dealer, Audi of Rockville in Maryland. They had it for the day yesterday and said that they could not find the problem or recreate it. But it happens all of the time on a slight to moderate uphill at 35 MPH plus (that's when the noticeable shuddering begins). I really don't know what to do at this point. The forums say that Audi Customer Care is terrible. I bought the car in February of 2005 so I don't think I have any recourse on lemon law. Let me know what you found!!!   John Replies to this message: gabby10 (Sep 14, 2007 1:35 pm)
#924 of 1191 Re: Grinding/bumping noise - 2005 A6 quattro [jsaaty] by gabby10 Sep 14, 2007 (1:35 pm)
Replying to: jsaaty (Sep 14, 2007 9:39 am) hope your keeping your paper work , and when you go in tell them you want to ride with the tech and possibly drive it , to help replicate that trouble , i will try and find a site on recalls that company put out it secret recall you might just try that it like at there discreation i think the dealer to say if there a recall or not , i would call customer care and get a file started a case number , have them set up your appointment , call them every day it not fixed once you get car back i got to know them all on my a 6 , i am not sure but also maybe contact your DMV talk to someone in auto inspection about this i hear that possible thing that car dealers and corporation hate , could send letter with copy of all your service order a brief but consise letter of what you tryed and bull answer your getting and how you feel unsafe in this car send it certified to your consumer affairs, In md it our attorney general office not sure in Va, i will tell you there is nothing but argonace when dealing beyond customer care at audi , Audi should not be allowed to use that Fraze CUSTOMER CARE or there definition is different then what is in Webster, Good luck

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